The image you and your portable sanitation business project in the community draws employees as well as customers and impacts overall morale. With the ever-competitive job market, investing some time and resources in your company culture may maximize your recruitment efforts, so we’ve rounded up the best company culture articles for your enjoyment. Happy reading!
1. How to Create a Culture of Accountability for Your Portable Restroom Operation
These steps can help you build a team that meets your expectations without any micromanaging.
2. 5 Reads About How the Image Service Technicians Present Impacts Business
Take a look at your crews: Do they present a neat and clean appearance on behalf of your portable restroom operation?
3. The Importance of Showing Customers an Image of Cleanliness
Customers will quickly make a judgment based solely on your appearance, no matter how capable you are.
4. 3 Keys to Building Stronger Supervisor-Employee Relationships
Leadership strategies are stepping away from self-serving approaches and shifting focus towards the holistic growth and wellbeing of individuals.
5. Evaluating Your Safety Culture Beyond Injury Statistics
Injuries and lost days aren’t always the best measure of an organization’s safety record.
6. How Employee Recognition Programs Can Stop the Worker Exodus
Companies can stop The Big Quit by recognizing employees for good performance.
7. Why You Should Prioritize Employee Retention
To understand why you should prioritize employee retention, you only need to look at the numbers. The United States has lost six million workers since before the pandemic.
8. Build a Wall of PPE and Vaccinations to Protect Your Cleaning Crew
Homeless camps are the new frontier for the spread of hepatitis that is a constant danger lurking for frontline restroom technicians.
9. The Dos and Don’ts of Documenting Employee Performance
One of the most important aspects of managing employees is keeping careful records of their workplace performance, specifically documenting any behavioral issues that arise.
